Marjorie has been the  president, corporate secretary and treasurer of Valley Industries Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, a manufacturer of heat transfer products for the appliance industry. Previous work experience includes: Golden Foundry, Columbus, Indiana, Ac­counts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and Payroll. Bonds Clothing, Cinti., Ohio, Payroll Master and Credit Facilitator, Valley Industries, Inc., Corporate Office Manager, Colorpac, Inc., Corporate Office Manager, Colorpac, Inc. (Graphics Packaging Co.), Controller, Valley Industries Co., Comptroller, Corporate Secretary and Treasurer. Marjorie has over 27 years service to the manufacturing industry, producing freezer shelves and condensers for use in refrigerators, freezers, water coolers and soft drink machines. Valley Industries Co. has two divisions, both of which are regularly named as superior suppliers by the industry. Quincy Products has been the receiver of the Partner In Progress Award for many years and Welded Wire was named again in 1999 as a 1999 Supplier Superior Performance Award Winner by the water cooler industry. Both divisions are often selected as pilots for development of programs within the appliance industry.
Marjorie holds a Bachelor of General Studies from Xavier University and an Associate Degree from the University of Cincin­nati. She was certified as a Payroll Professional in 1986 and is a Notary Public.

Marjorie, co-founded the Greater Cincinnati Women's Network with Joyce Tull, and is currently serving as the NAFE Coordinator and Treasurer.

She has also served as Director, President, Vice President and Programs Manager for GCWN. She was Midwest Regional Coordinator for the National Association for Female Executives from 1997 to 1999 and has agreed to represent NAFE in the state of Ohio on issues as they appear and are agreed upon.

She is a life time member of Girl Scouts, a member of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers, member of the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Ky. Chapter of the American Payroll Association, the National American Payroll Association, the YWCA, the Ohio Manufactures Association, AAUW, Chamber of Commerce,
National Society of Tax Professionals, National Society of Public Accountants and Professional Bookkeepers. Marjorie is the Treasurer of Girl Scouts - Great Rivers Council. She serves on the Advisory Board for Center For Organizational Resources, Inc.(COR), the Accounting and Business Advisory Committee for the east campus of the University of Cincinnati 1994-1999, WOMEN TODAY Advisory Council, 1996 & 1997. She served on the Board of Directors for Valley Industries Co. April 1989 to July 1992. She was 1997 & 1998 Co-chair of Leading Women of Cincinnati, 1999 Chair and served as President of Leading Women from 1997 through March 2000. She has been recognized in The World Who's Who of Women, and The International Who's Who of Professional & Business Women.

Marjorie, born and raised in the Appalachian region of Eastern Kentucky, the third eldest in a family of 11 children, was practicing mentoring long before it became popular and the politically correct thing to do. Coming from a background where continuing education was not an expectation but a luxury obtainable to only those with the financial resources, she recognized the inequalities of this system and the limitations this imposed on the majority of the Appalachian community, a very capable, honest and proud people. Moving into a leadership position in the early 1970's it became her aspiration to provide an opportunity for non-degree and/or inexperienced individuals by hiring and training internally. She has worked with local technical, vocational and high schools to move students into the work force, sometimes hiring without a high school diploma, and worked personally with these individuals to encourage them to work hard to develop an employable skill. Many an hour has been spent, off the clock, training and coaching and personally picking up the slack. Marjorie earned her degree by attending evening college while holding down a full time job as well as being a wife and mother.

In 2004 Marjorie once again takes the helm of the network as acting director of GCWN in addition to her ongoing role as NAFE coordinator and network treasurer.

Marjorie, co-founded the Greater Cincinnati Women's Network with Joyce Tull.